Volume Eaters Thread
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moogie_fit wrote: »I have been loving rutabega recently
I've been loving rutabaga recently as well... so tasty - has a slight sweetness. I just roast it with a little olive oil and salt/pepper. Do you add any other herbs or spices?1 -
moogie_fit wrote: »I have been loving rutabega recently
I've been loving rutabaga recently as well... so tasty - has a slight sweetness. I just roast it with a little olive oil and salt/pepper. Do you add any other herbs or spices?
I've been trying vegetables I'd never tried before this last year and my first up was rutabaga. I sliced it and apples with a mandoline and layered with apple slices and red onion with a little salt and pepper and baked, it was really good!4 -
"plate mop"
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moogie_fit wrote: »I have been loving rutabega recently
I've been loving rutabaga recently as well... so tasty - has a slight sweetness. I just roast it with a little olive oil and salt/pepper. Do you add any other herbs or spices?
I've been boiling it or making fries. And always. Add like all the steak spice to all my foods2 -
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I also prefer large volumes of food, but I don't really eat fruits or veggies, so it is something I struggle with. Following along for, hopefully, some good ideas.
My best addition to this thread, though it's not "real food" is probably going to be protein fluff. Basically, 1 scoop of casein, 10ish oz of a liquid, and a little xanthan gum, then whip the hell out of it... ends up having the consistency very similar to mousse or whipped cream.
https://youtu.be/oR3Z028prSU
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just_Tomek wrote: »This is a huge in volume and very low calorie meal. Last night dinner.
200g cod loin, 200g green beans, 125ml light coconut milk, bag of shiratake rice made in coconut milk and saffron, low cal pita used as a plate mop, spices, garlic, ginger.
🤤this looks fabulous I’ll have to try it especially the magic 🍚. Can you get that at a regular store?0 -
FYI I tried to make noodles with the miracle noodles and freeze them and then microwave in the future. They DO NOT freeze well. Really weird gummy dry texture.
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volume is everything!
My husband can't believe when I sit down with practically a washing up bowl of salad!
I like to stir through something really tasty
Spicy prawns
Avacado in lime chilli and cumin
28 g of very finely grated parmesan. really makes a difference!
Quorn pieces and mushrooms pre-sprinkled with chilli and cumin and dry fried, add a little water to begin with then really brown, stir through salad. Enjoy1 -
just_Tomek wrote: »Noreenmarie1234 wrote: »FYI I tried to make noodles with the miracle noodles and freeze them and then microwave in the future. They DO NOT freeze well. Really weird gummy dry texture.
Why did you freeze them?
Because I made a few lunches in containers a few weeks ago but didn’t end up eating all of them. Wanted to save for the future and not throw out.2 -
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I made a Pitaya bowl today it’s a lot in volume lol I made the smoothie portion added 1/2 c yogurt protein powder chia, coconut shreds ( unsweetened) pepitas1
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Perhaps if you want to prep with miracle noodles freeze your veggies and sauce and assemble fresh noodles when you are making again. When I prep mine I set the noodles aside in container and sauce beside it and refrigerate but it lasts up to a week and before I eat I shake up container to mix sauce nicelyjust_Tomek wrote: »Noreenmarie1234 wrote: »FYI I tried to make noodles with the miracle noodles and freeze them and then microwave in the future. They DO NOT freeze well. Really weird gummy dry texture.
Why did you freeze them?
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I am about three years behind on this thread (currently on page 33/114), but I just wanted to thank you all for the protein powder ice cream idea! I am buying protein powder tonight and I am praying that it works like your photos!0
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CassondraKennedy wrote: »I am about three years behind on this thread (currently on page 33/114), but I just wanted to thank you all for the protein powder ice cream idea! I am buying protein powder tonight and I am praying that it works like your photos!
Make sure it has some casein protein in it (at least in part)... works the best!1 -
Yes! I read in detail about each recipe that everyone tried. Mine has whey and casein. Very excited to try tonight.2
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CassondraKennedy wrote: »Yes! I read in detail about each recipe that everyone tried. Mine has whey and casein. Very excited to try tonight.
Good luck! I still make it every night..even through the winter!
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First attempt was semi-successful. Not as smooth as I expected. I think I need a better blender! Still good enough to eat though and I ate the whole bowl quite quickly
Thanks for all the recipes!kelly_c_77 wrote: »CassondraKennedy wrote: »Yes! I read in detail about each recipe that everyone tried. Mine has whey and casein. Very excited to try tonight.
Good luck! I still make it every night..even through the winter!
I was shivering and had major brain freeze by the end of the bowl. Needed blankets and hot tea after! worth it. 3 -
Today it’s 2 c mixed salad 1 cup homemade guacamole 3 hemp nuggets and 2 Tbsp mustard vinaigrette homemade for lunch0
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Oh and 1/4 c pecans0
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Bumping the original volume eating thread...3
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With quarantine I'm like *kitten* how do I justify my enormous amounts of veggies and quantities of food as essential...4
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moogie_fit wrote: »With quarantine I'm like *kitten* how do I justify my enormous amounts of veggies and quantities of food as essential...
It's really "hard" to overeat on plain veggies for most of us. I mean non starchy veggies at 150cals/lb ar just supremely volumetric. Though the gas, that's volumetric too! Stat well my Canadian friend.😉3 -
just_Tomek wrote: »Because even sushi can be volume approved. These are 3 full sheets of nori.
All for me just made. Had to act quick to take a picture before I destroyed this plate lol
Shiratake rice, crab, carrot, cucumber, avocado.
Did you do anything special with the shiratake rice? I've been wanting to try it in sushi. Did you add vinegar and sugar or just leave it as is?0 -
just_Tomek wrote: »janejellyroll wrote: »just_Tomek wrote: »Because even sushi can be volume approved. These are 3 full sheets of nori.
All for me just made. Had to act quick to take a picture before I destroyed this plate lol
Shiratake rice, crab, carrot, cucumber, avocado.
Did you do anything special with the shiratake rice? I've been wanting to try it in sushi. Did you add vinegar and sugar or just leave it as is?
I did exactly as for any sushi rice, but instead of sugar I added honey, to make it sticky. Worked out great. I do the same with cauli rice, that I first toast.
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I had forgotten the joys of a good bowl of protein fluff. I just made my first one since several months ago and it came out perfect. The only drawback is that my dogs bark like crazy from the moment my blender emerges from the cabinet until I’m completely done using it.2
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just_Tomek wrote: »Sallyw2004 wrote: »I had forgotten the joys of a good bowl of protein fluff. I just made my first one since several months ago and it came out perfect. The only drawback is that my dogs bark like crazy from the moment my blender emerges from the cabinet until I’m completely done using it.
Still too cold for this stuff around here. Cold and gloomie. And depressing. Come spring and summer heat.
What went into yours??
I have fluff related 3 screenshots from this thread from July 2018 and I use a mix of all of the wisdom.
I use 1 tray of ice, weigh out 100 cals worth of protein powder, 1/2 c unsweetened cashew or vanilla almond milk, a few Tbls Walden Farms sf maple syrup, 1/2 tsp. xanthan gum, some flavored extract (I have a good variety). I always top it with something fun for color and a little texture.3 -
Sallyw2004 wrote: »just_Tomek wrote: »Sallyw2004 wrote: »I had forgotten the joys of a good bowl of protein fluff. I just made my first one since several months ago and it came out perfect. The only drawback is that my dogs bark like crazy from the moment my blender emerges from the cabinet until I’m completely done using it.
Still too cold for this stuff around here. Cold and gloomie. And depressing. Come spring and summer heat.
What went into yours??
I have fluff related 3 screenshots from this thread from July 2018 and I use a mix of all of the wisdom.
I use 1 tray of ice, weigh out 100 cals worth of protein powder, 1/2 c unsweetened cashew or vanilla almond milk, a few Tbls Walden Farms sf maple syrup, 1/2 tsp. xanthan gum, some flavored extract (I have a good variety). I always top it with something fun for color and a little texture.
I have started adding some frozen blackberries most of the time. A few frozen Hershey's kisses ground up or some Hershey's dark chocolate syrup on top when I'm in the mood for chocolate. Chia seeds if I need some extra fiber. Makes a great late night treat!
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I’m starting to become more of a volume eater. I’ve struggled with an eating disorder in the past and now that I’m not so restrictive I really enjoy getting to eat a lot of food that I don’t have to feel bad about, but I still struggle with getting to a point where I feel full, being both very active and vegetarian. I would love to eat an even greater volume of veggies and fruit but it gets pricey.0
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